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Located in western Nunavut, the Kitikmeot region is home to many species, from narwhal and polar bear to bel...
It sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie: Mysterious shifting shapes on icy outcroppings and thousands of citizen detectives scanning satellite images for evidence of big, whiskered marine mammals.
While quite scientific, Walrus from Space is decidedly non-fiction —...
On May 15 in Iqaluit, Nunavut, a group of Inuit hunters from the communities of Naujaat, Sanirajak and Igloolik held an outdoor press conference on Apex Beach to demand a re-assessment of Baffinland Iron Mines’ latest expansion plan.
Iqaluit press conference on Baffinland expansion, from left to right: Lily Arnaqjuaq, Hall Beach/Sanirajak Hunters and Trappers Association ...Ever notice large clusters of harvested logs floating in rivers, lakes and coastal waters? They’re called log booms, and they are a longstanding — and sometimes problematic — approach in B.C. to transporting and storing logs.
Tugboat pushes log boom near Campbell River, BCAfter harvesting, logs are dumped directly into coastal waters or inland lakes, assembled into bo...
Five years after entering into force, the Central Arctic Ocean Fisheries Agreement (CAOFA), remains a rare example of nations taking a proactive and precautionary approach to protect ecosystems before damage is done. But critical work remains.
Sea ice on the central Arctic Ocean © HD / Flickr, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0Ahead of the Fifth Conference of the Parties taking place in...